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Orig. diagnosed '13: AA gr. 3, stable for 5 years, returned in 2020 as GBM - new treatments? Age 29
Asked by FUcansah on Monday, January 4, 2021
Orig. diagnosed '13: AA gr. 3, stable for 5 years, returned in 2020 as GBM - new treatments? Age 29
Hi, I'm a 29 y/o female. I'm resuming my 2nd cycle of oral chemo (CCNU/Gleostine) this week. I started in Sept. but my counts dropped to an unsafe level. I want to do more besides chemo, but don't know what. I'm getting a functional MRI tomorrow to see if the new mass is able to be safely removed. In 2013/14 (when I was diagnosed): I had 2 craniotomies, 12 months Temodar, and IMRT radiation. In 2020: MRI guided laser ablation this October, CCNU (1 cycle), and an off-label leukemia drug that didn't work. I'm curious about immunotherapy but have heard mixed reviews. Also Keytruda? I'm practicing reiki and reflexology.
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Carool
FUcansah (great handle!), I hope you got encouraging information from your MRI. I’m a breast cancer survivor, and I’ve never had Kaytruda. I see that you also posted in WhatNext’s brain cancer section. I hope you get some answers. Wishing you all the best.
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2 days agobeachbum5817
FUcansah. I also like your handle. I don't have any experience to offer you with your kind of cancer. I just wanted to let you know that I will be thinking of you and hoping that they can find the mix of drugs needed to help you. Let us know how you are doing. Take care.
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